Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-03-17
begins Sunday. a5,s
is St. Patrick's day.

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"A. NJ. Stuart has moved into the J.
NJ. johnson property.
w. p. Hamilton, of Bristol, spent a
day in Jonesboro last week.
james E. Gibbs now occupies the
residence Of George Allisonl
Young hogs wanted by s. II. AndeI-
son. ~
Rev. Mr.. Bales, of Hawkins county,
made us a short visit Monday,
IA. S, Deaderick went down to Chat
tanooga to see the boom, Monday.
-Chas. G.. Mcpherson is doing the
agreeable as clerk at the Planters House.
Now is the time for the farmers 10
bring their chickensto town. Everybody
is out. tsQ s1 a4N
DIR. Jacob Leah is the father of a
bouncing boy who arrived Sunday morn
ing last. {ai a0
Judge 81. kirkpatrick has been at
tending to business at E~lizabethton a few
days this week. arH 90
w. Fl. Reynolds has returned to
Jonesboro and opened o matchmaking
and jewelry shop.
Robert Patton has returned from the
Medical College near Baltimore, Nd, to
his home at Telford. fayEY
B. F. O'Brien is selling the best
corn whiskey in town; call and examine
before buying elsewhere.
-Work has been suspended on j.. S.
Buffers warehouse for the past few days
on account of bad weather.
Mr.. Robert Grubbs and lady, of Bris.
tol, are visiting the family Of our towns
man, j. G. Campbell, father of Mrs. G.
e. w. Bolinger's machine shop is
now being rushed toward completion, and
we expect soon TO see 1t in full running
order. if7f aaa7
Rev. G. A. Duncan, pastor Second
Presbyterian church. Jonesboro, spent a
few days of last week in Maryville, his
former home.
Geo. N. Grisham and lady made q
few days visit last week at the home Of
Mr.. Grisham's father, Jas. M. Grisham,
Mt Buffalo Ridge. |
Call on b. F. O'Brien for Pure N. G..
Apple Brandy and Corn Whiskey.
Reports have come in from different
parts of our county to the effect that the
fruit was badly injured by Monday
nights freeze.
"A. S. Deaderick and J.. H. Epps,
have formed a c~opartnership for the prac-
tice of law, the style Of the firm being
Deaderick & Epps.
Capt. Sewer is repairing and making
a number of changes in the Washington
House. with a view to the better accom-.
mediation of hisguests.
Secretary Of State Allison, and his
brother George, of Nashville, cam home
called to see their mother who has been
very sick for some weeks.
Mrs. Reade, after spending some days
in our town with her daughter-in law,
Mrs. r. G.. Readc, left Friday evening
last for her home in Bristol.
The "pay train'' stopped at the Jones
boro depot Tuesday morning and made
2 the railroad employees happy by scatter
ing the shekels among them.
-Greeneville's boom is not one of those
high flying booms that knocks the bot
tom out of everything when it drops
Bulletin.
Samc'sours-'slow, but sure"
Sunday was the finest day of the
season; but the clerk of the weather, had
q surprise for us Monday morning in the
shape Of an inch of snow IN the ground.
Communion services at the First
Presbyterian church. J%onesboro. Sunday
next. The exercises will be conducted
hy Rev. j. B. Converse, of Blountville.
-Messrs. John Allison and ]. II. Epps
have dissolved the partnership which
existed under the name of Allison d
Epps, attorneys at law, for some time
(, past.
MIR. Phil. Barnett, aud the Misses
Nora, Stacy and Jennie Crumley, all Of
johnson City, spent Friday last with the
family Of Rev. F. d, Crumley, of thi'
place.
We learn that the Cottage Monument
of such rare beauty and excellence recent
w erected 10 the memory Of Mrs. w. i
Range in the town cemetery at johnson
City. Is from the Marble yard of H. 9
REMINE, of Limestone, Tennessee.
A number of Jonesboro capitalist
have formed a syndicate and have mad
N investment in johnson City real estate
Ten acres of land, admirably located, w
q understand, for cutting up into building
lots, was their first purchase.
Mrs, j. A. Bittle, who has been visit
ing her husband, and has been stopping
at the Washington House the past week
has returned to her home at Heiskers
Mr.. Bittle Is still filing Mr.. Earnest
place at the depot during his absence Eas'
The sun rose this morning at eigf
minutes past six O'clock and will set :
nine minutes past six this evening. Sue
an equal division Of light and darkne'
will not Occur again until the 9th da
of iseptembet next. When the day Wilt
II hours md'50 minutes long.